made promises before and those plans did not get billed but this is all being done in the town of janesvilleome good news for fox conn there. they are some great employees. because the government has been thinking about this ahead of time, there has been some worker retraining being done. this plant won't open until 2020. that means that there is plenty of time to try to get as many workers as possible in that area that they can higher, up to speed, so they can ask to do those jobs. >> juan: jesse, do you view with this as a victory in terms of fox conn, supplying apple and a lot of those big manufacturers -- those jobs have not been in the united states. take the lead the united states. the government is giving away billions in order to get them to establish factories here. >> jesse: they are not giving away billions, they are creating tax incentives so they don't have to pay a lot of taxes so they can slaughter it on waste. trump is making blue states grade again, juan. i think it's going to be enacted in 2020, the year trump will win the election. these are $54,000 a year salaries. it's e

light rain falling on i-66 through manassas, the manassas area towards warrenton and janesville and the plains. showers along the i-81 corridor. muggy 75 in washington. planning out the day today showers around the first part of the day. plenty of sunshine i think during the course of the afternoon. that will get temperatures up into the upper 80s by later today. and a chance you could get rained on for dinner and a movie on date night. keep that in mind. after you go to the late show you're going to need that umbrella. meanwhile, traffic on a friday morning melissa mollet let's hope that's going smoothly. >> not so bad. a couple of issues here to talk about but overall, r again all of this green there you see is the radar showing rain across the area. so right now 66, parts of 95, a bit wet as well. westbound 7 at the toll road have a crash there. blocking some lanes there this morning. inner and outer loop of the beltway looking just fine. no problems on the beltway. beltway right now at this moment is pretty dry. taking a look at frederick county southbound 15 at 340 the debris in th

district, she said ryan is a speaker of the house, a national figure, not nearly a congressman from janesville. >> it says your voice box is full. you're not able to leave a member. >> the message she would leave is that paul ryan and all the members of congress work for the people rand supposed to listen to them. for "cbs this morning: saturday," dean reynolds, madison. >>> tomorrow on "face the nation"ing john dickerson with a full guest list senator john mccain, rupp of arizona, ted cruz, republican, f and nikki haley, u.s. ambassador. >>> one of the biggest fires is in santa county, california, with five square miles consumed. about 300 people were evacuated. the fire is 10% contained. for more on the national weather we turn to meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm. good morning. >> good morning, jim. i'll tell you we have warm temperatures around the nation. they're july temps but nothing like we see out west. 117 in palm springs. they had a record 122. las vegas will see 112 and all the way up in boise, 104, 99 in billings. heat excessive heat warning in the pink area here

what i love is they're just committed to wisconsin we had multiple sites from janesville, beloit, racinee manufacturing grew for a reason, it was much cheaper. did you have any conversations with them about why it is that now is a good time to invest in the united states when the salaries at $53,000 plus benefits is i am sure quite high relative to what they would have to pay people in asia. what are the economics of the united states that brought them here now finally to manufacture in the u.s.? did they talk about that at all with you >> yeah, absolutely. from day one, from the day i met terry and his team and reince priebus, the chief of staff to the president's office and the white house, they talked about time, talent and cost. we knew all the way through this is a process that we had to be good partners in each of those areas. we drove down costs being close to the chicago market but in the lower cost real estate markets that we see in wisconsin was a big benefit. having a right to work state was a benefit. all but eliminated tax on manufacturing was a benefit. part of it not only

. >> jane from janesville, wisconsin. >> where are from you. >> thomasville and my name is evelyn.e, love. >> grace. janice: do you want to do weather real quick with me? >> sure. >> janice: hot and humid across the northeast can you see right there. just say hot and humid across the northeast. >> hot and humid across the northeast. janice: we could be expectation storms across the midwest and the great lakes. >> we could be. janice: storms across the midwest. >> have some storms across the midwest. janice: and the northeast. janice: how did she do? >> great. janice: say back to you, steve, ainsley, and brian. steve: that's how it works. janice: than fast particular. good job. wave, everybody. we have a great crowd today. ainsley: we do. they are the best. thanks so much, janice. another reason to have another cup of coffee this morning. new science shows it will help you live longer. brian: every day we change our view on this. steve: tax man only targeting the wealthy in seattle while everybody else is getting a break. stuart varney says that plan won't work. he is shaking his he

i think janesville is the can-do community.please join me in welcoming giving amy goldstein a warm welcome clima. [applause] >> the first thing i want to say is standing here seems presumptuous to be talking about your own story. you've been generous enough to share with me. i want to say thank you. suspended the biggest work of my career and thank you for helping me to do it. be here today is pretty emotional and i wanted to make it clear that i wasn't going to start crying in front of the television cameras here today. i arrived here at the complete stranger in 2011 and there are people in this room today welcomed me into your living room, welcomed me into your classrooms, welcome me into your offices, showed me the files in the janesville room at the library here and people who have helped me understand this community. i am so grateful and i can't tell you how crushed and humbled i am by the size of the crowd in this room. it means a lot to me. i am also interested to hear your questions and to hear your take on what i've le

which is the story of janesville wisconsin and how they adapted after losing a general motors plant. the book is interesting to me because the first time i ever talk to seek orion after i won my election, he asked about the gm plant and indiana which is in my district. because many of those jobs in janesville left wisconsin and came to fort wayne indiana. >> also gave, i grew up in a very blue-collar family, my dad worked at a factory in the automobile industry and how communities like ours in janesville, other communities and the rest of that to this changing economy, the modernization of the economy, is important for my staff to understand, many of them that maybe they don't come from my district, they don't understand the roots of my district so i wanted those in my staff to get a flavor of the type of people that they represent back in the third district, i think janesville in many ways represents a good taste of that. after that i'm reading a book called the bottom of the black snake which is a new book about sort of the revolutionary war era and the beginning of the american ar

so then paul ryan spoke he wrote this biography/political book about growing up in janesville and becoming the vice presidential nominee. this is before he became speaker of the house. that helps them get a sense of what makes him republican, how this place works from the frustration subdivision and extremism. so when i read something i really like i think this would be good good for the staff. when north dakota and writes a book that's particularly important. >> book tv wants to know what you're reading. send us your list via twitter at book to me or instagram at book -underscore tv. or posted to the facebook page at facebook.com/book tv. [inaudible] [inaudible]